SKYLINE BOYS SELECT BASKETBALL

Please review the ETL game rules before the season. For home games, the hosting program handles the clock and scorebook unless the visiting team volunteers to keep the book. For away games, we recommend having someone from your team keep a scorebook.

Learn how to operate the scoreboard and game clock for Eastside Travel League (ETL) games hosted at Skyline High School. The video covers more than you'll need, so focus on starting and stopping the clock, entering the time at the start of each quarter, and adding or removing points from the scoreboard.

Video how-to coming soon!

View a copy of the official ETL score sheet used to track player scoring, fouls, timeouts, and game scores.

View the latest ETL game schedules, including matchups, dates, times, and locations for all teams throughout the season. Also, download the app, "ETL Hoops".

Follow the ETL league standings throughout the season, including team rankings and win-loss records as results are updated.

Please review the PEAK game rules before the season. For every game, both home and away, each team is expected to provide one volunteer to operate either the game clock or keep the official scorebook. Please coordinate with the opposing team right before the game to determine which responsibility your team will cover.

Learn how to operate the scoreboard and game clock for PEAK basketball games. PEAK games use a different game format and clockkeeping procedures so review the rules first. This guide provides basic instructions to help volunteers feel comfortable operating the clock and scoreboard. Equipment may vary by gym location.

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View the latest PEAK game schedules, including matchups, dates, times, and locations as well as standings for all teams throughout the season. Also, download the app, "PEAK Hoops".